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Sep 9, 2023

Banshee Paradox v3 XL

$375 USD
Slack, fun-descending 29er hardtail with vertical compliance built into the rear triangle design. This popular frame is meant to be built out with a 120-150mm fork. Very fun bike to ride that makes you forget it's a hardtail sometimes. Passing other riders on carbon full suspension bikes never gets old on this. Bought/built up in spring '21. Some cosmetic rubbing on the frame from the Oveja Negra half frame bag I was running. Please look at photos closely to see these cosmetic rub spots. Selling because I moved the parts over to a single speed frame with sliding dropouts. Includes factory headset in good condition and isg3 bolt on. Hanger was replaced and has ~10 rides on it. Hardtail Party bike review here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJP-hU8q38Q Full specs and geo here: https://www.bansheebikes.com/paradox-v3 I have a box/wrap and can ship but prefer local pickup.

brodine jamessmurthwaite's article
Oct 6, 2021 at 16:48
Oct 6, 2021
Tinker Juarez Announces Split with Cannondale in Now Deleted Social Media Post
The bigger question might be do companies that sponsor athletes in (and past?) their prime have some sort of obligation to help them transition to the next steps in their lives or careers. No doubt Cannondale wouldn't be where they are without these earlier riders despite not getting a currently trackable ROI. The US ski team for example has a program where they pay for athletes to finish a college degree at a partner school thanks to some sponsors I'm sure. Not everyone can transition into team management or rep roles after their prime, so what is the right level of obligation?
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